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Thames Star, Volume XXIX, Issue 8602, 5 March 1897, Page 2

The most genuine bargains obtainable on the Thames in the drapery line is to be had sat Wylie's clearing sale. The. men's, youths', and boys' clothing selling at W. 8. Wylie's is extraordinary good value. The balance of prints and dress goods are being cleared at enormous reductions at W, 8 Wylie's.—[Advt]

If you want lovely designs and a good quality in white quilts, go to Court* comer of Mary street, Thames. [Advt.]

A Sacrifice not of life but of Mason's patent screw top jars quart size, now only 5s 3d per dozen at W. Woods.—[Advt].

Court's Bee Hive establishment is the best house for all kinds of drapery, hosiery, and clothing, corner of Mary street, Thames.—[Advt.]

Pulnofobtes carefully tuned for "• Sd, s;ri9dical visits at reduced rates. J. Gbioo 'hames Music Warehouse, Pollen street.— TAjm"l

A Boom,—Just received 300 pairs Ladies' Choice Evening Shoes. — Zealand Boot Warehouse, Pollen street.—[Advt.])

Couiit, the cash draper—Special lines this day in sheets, counterpanes, blankets flannels, calicoes, art muslins, cretonnes long curtains, corsets, hosiery, clothing, &c Best value in the trade—Bee Hive Stores Pollen street, corner of Mary street, Thames—Alfred Court, direct importer.— Advtl,

From all accounts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is a godsend to the afflicted. There ia no advertisement about this; we feel just like Baying it,-The "Democrat," Carrollton, Ky. For sale by J. E. Haxsen, Chemist. —Advt,

Domko the next four weeks, people in want of boots and shoes will do well to visit the boot shop of Mr J, Lang, who has just got a good stock of the best and cheapest boots in the market, at prices which are within the reach of all. The following are a few of his prices: Ladies' walking shoes os, a splendid line, prenella boots 6s 6d, men's balmorals 8s 6d, men's shooters 9s 6d, tin shoes 5s 6s, slippers from Is, tan boots and shoes, also white shoes in great varieties, children' strong boots and shoes, rery cheap, and also men's best calf running shoes at 10s Gd.—J. Lang, bootmaker, 2 doors from (Savin Wallace's, grocer,—[Aovt.] Sent It To His Mother In Gekkany.— Mr Jacob Esbensen, who is in the employ of the Chicago Lumber Co., at Dcs Homes, lowa, says:— ■' I have just sent some medicine back to my mother in the old country, that I know from personal use to be the best medicine in the world for rheumatism, having used it in my family for several years. It is called Chamberlain s Fain Balm It always does the work." For sale by J. E. Hansbn, Chemist.—Advt.